Scheduled Task Execution
The mower performs mowing tasks according to the scheduled time set for each mowing area. A task can only be performed within its scheduled time period.
For example:
- Area A is scheduled from 9:00 to 11:00.
- Area B is scheduled from 11:00 to 13:00.
If the mower has not finished Area A when it returns to the charging station, and the scheduled time for Area A has already ended, the mower will follow the next scheduled task and start mowing Area B. It will not automatically continue mowing Area A.
If you want the mower to finish Area A before moving on to Area B, make sure the scheduled time for Area A is long enough to complete the task.
For example, you can extend Area A's scheduled time to 12:00. This ensures that if the mower returns to the charging station after completing a mowing cycle, it can continue the Area A task as long as the current time is still within Area A's scheduled time.
Task Interruption Due to Low Battery
During a scheduled task, if the mower's battery level becomes too low, it will automatically interrupt the current task and return to the charging station.
After the battery is fully charged, the mower will check whether the scheduled time for the interrupted task has ended:
- If the scheduled time has not ended: The mower will return to the point where the task was interrupted and continue mowing from there.
- If the scheduled time has ended: The mower will not resume the task immediately. Instead, it will wait until the next scheduled task that includes the area containing the unfinished section, and then resume mowing from the previous stopping point.
How to Create a Mowing Schedule
How to Modify Your Mowing Schedule
How to Delete a Mowing Schedule
Common Issues
The mower is not following the set schedule？
Please check if the mower is currently docked at the charging station. When the battery level drops below 20%, the mower will automatically charge first before resuming the scheduled mowing task.
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